Showing posts with label organize a group gift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organize a group gift. Show all posts

May 14, 2009

Group Gifting 101

Group Gifting saves you money; from: Everyone saves you time; it really is that simple. If you're trying to make your dollar go farther, especially when it comes time for gift giving, organize a group of friends to give together. For the same cost as sending a card or a small gift, you can pool your money and give a more substantial gift, from everyone! It's like getting more bang for your buck and that makes sense in today's economy.

And more, from: Everyone is all about the gift card - the gift of choice. Let that special person choose what they really want, either online or at a brick and mortar store. No more 'white elephant' gifts that sit in the closet collecting dust. Afterall, you want them to be happy right?

So get to it people, there are Teachers to Appreciate, Coaches to Thank, Brides to Congratulate and Babies to Welcome!

Mar 5, 2009

So, you're the Team Mom, don't forget to Thank Your Coach!

Along with your normal duties of making sure everyone has their medical release form signed, coordinating snacks, drinks and transportation for the games, you're also responsible for organizing a Coach's Thank You gift at the end of the season. I'm a mom of three boys, so I've had 'some' experience here. Coaches don't need yet another plaque or mug or signed ball - they've got plenty of that stuff. Trust me, they either want a gift card from the local sports store or from their favorite restaurant.

So when it's time to tell him (or her!) thanks for teaching your kids, for being their role model and mentor - rally up people, be a good sport, let 'em know you appreciate their time and committment.

I know it's a tough time, the economy is in the tank and we're all feeling the pinch, but, if 15 parents pitch in $5.00 each, that's a nice gift.

And when you're ready to organize that group gift, check out from: Everyone it'll take the hassle out of asking, collecting, buying, wrapping and sending the gift - how cool is that?!?